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MEDI1TV Afrique : Presse Afrique - 24/10/2024

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00:00Welcome to the news in Africa that we open in Mali.
00:12AFRIC MEDIA TV tells us that dozens of Malians, including women and children, were expelled
00:18from Algeria while fleeing violence in northern Mali.
00:21Algerian authorities proceeded to these massive expulsions in Tenzawaten, a vulnerable area
00:28close to the front lines between the Malian army and various armed groups.
00:32These refugees left without resources in the desert arouse humanitarian concern.
00:37The situation is accentuated by growing diplomatic tensions between Algeria and Mali, accused
00:43of supporting certain armed groups.
00:45Erection, Sudan, an air strike by the Sudanese army struck a mosque in Omdurman, making
00:53at least 31 dead, that's what we can read in the columns of Kwasi.
00:56This attack took place while civilians gathered to pray.
01:00Military authorities have not yet commented on this tragic incident.
01:05Violence in Sudan has increased considerably since the beginning of the conflict in April
01:102023.
01:11Humanitarian organizations denounce the deterioration of the security and humanitarian situation
01:17in the country.
01:18Still in African news, France has convened a defense council to rethink its military
01:26and civilian relations in Africa.
01:27This is in response to a report by Jean-Marie Bocquet, information to be read on Africom.
01:33The report, to appear soon, will focus on partnerships with African countries,
01:39focusing on West Africa.
01:41French historical military bases, such as those of Libreville and Dakar, will be transformed
01:47into temporary detachments.
01:49This revision also includes the end of permanent deployments to Senegal, Côte d'Ivoire
01:54and Gabon.
01:55Note the source.
01:56The new approach will prioritize shared facilities under local control.
02:00This aims to reduce French exposure to protests and disinformation.
02:06In Nigeria, the government has decided to ban the export of cooking gas as of
02:12November 1, 2024, with the aim of guaranteeing sufficient supply on the national market,
02:19informs APANews.
02:20This measure was announced by the Minister of State in charge of oil resources at a
02:25meeting in Abuja.
02:26In reality, the ban aims to fight against the flames of prices of domestic gas, which
02:32weighs on Nigerian households.
02:34The NPCL and GPL producers will cease all exports or provide equivalent imports.
02:42A tariff framework will be elaborated in the 90 days following this precise announcement
02:47from APANews.
02:49And then we finish with Luganda.
02:51An explosion of firetrucks killed at least 11 people on Tuesday in Kigogwa, 25 km north
02:57of Kampala.
02:58The victims, attracted by a leak of gasoline, were trapped during a fire caused by a fire
03:03nearby.
03:04The information is given by Africa News.
03:07The accident, which took place on the road to Bombo, also destroyed four buildings,
03:12including nine stores.
03:13The police have not yet determined whether the cause was a failure of the vehicle or
03:17a human error.
03:18An investigation is underway to establish the exact circumstances of the precise explosion
03:23of the online newspaper.
03:24This is the end of this African Press Review.
03:26Thank you for following it.
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